At CIOB, we have a role in the management, leadership, education and development of the built environment. Below you can read our latest news to discover what we are doing right now for our members and the industry.
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In a report, the UK’s Energy Security and Net Zero Committee says poorly designed retrofit schemes, a “skills crisis” and costly assurance failures have significantly set back efforts to decarbonise home heating and bring down energy bills.
Sustainability pioneer Ian Pritchett was honoured with the Sustainability Award at this year’s Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Awards, in recognition of his groundbreaking contributions to low-carbon construction.
Project Manager Rohit Malhotra MCIOB has been named the winner of the Rising Star Award at this year’s Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Awards, recognising his exceptional contribution to the construction sector.
A Construction Manager who was the driving force behind a multi-million-pound transformation of a cultural landmark has been named the Chartered Institute of Building’s Construction Manager of the Year.
The number of mental health support services available to construction workers has drastically increased, research from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) shows.
One Trustee has been elected to the Board from June 2025 and two have been selected.
Two leading organisations in the construction industry have pledged to work together to raise professional standards and promote sustainable practices in Nigeria’s built environment.
CIOB has responded to the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer's Spring Statement and plans for investment in construction skills
James Monk, 25, who works for Munro Building Service, was picked to receive the accolade from a group of 12 apprentices
Surveys of 16-24-year-olds and parents explored perceptions of the industry as well as what influences careers choices
Scores of built environment students from across Ireland put their skills to the test during a competitive construction challenge last week.
Government plans to accelerate housebuilding and development of key national infrastructure could fall flat if more isn’t done to entice young people into the construction sector, says a new report released this National Careers Week (W/C 3 March).